New-York tribune., 1887-12-12
PARCELLING OUT THE FAMILY.
A YOUNG WOMAN LEAVES ONE OF HER BABIES AT
TILE HOME OF ITS ALLEGED FATnEH.


THE HOME OF ITS ALLEGED FATHER.
Mrs Mangold, Of No. 236 East Eighteenth-st., sent
word to the Twenty-second Street Police Station on
Saturday evening that infant had been LETT In the
yestibule Of her house. Patroman McGarry was sent
around and found boy about two months old. 10
took the child to Police Headquarters and put nm IN
Matron webb's charge Yesterday young womaI
who carried child two years of age and was accom-
panIed by her mother went Police Headquarters ana
claimed the baby as her own. She said she was Ma
tilda HebbcrlIng "The father Of my two Children"
she said, Is William George Mangold who lives with
his mohe I'm Eghteenthst. About three years ago
Mangold promised to marry me and aherward went
TO live with him, although we were not married MY
second child was born In September. Before that
Mangold deserted me. had him arrested after apply
ing to tho superintendent Of the Outdoor Poor. MI
Blake sent a lawyer to look after my interests when
Mangoid was taken before Police Justice Smith Tho
lawyer talked with Mangold's lawyer and they shook
hands. Then Mangold was discharged
Vanderbilt Hotel, at Forty -secondst and Lexington.
ave-, but we had to leave there because we did not
went to see Mrs Mangold, and told her could not
support both her sons children. had the baby with
me, and said would leave him with her. She OBJ
iected and said she would not keep the child, but
put the little fellow down in the room and walked out
bule. To-day I came hero II Mrs. Mangod and
her son had kept the boy or hal M turned him away
Captain Ciinchy, who at Police Headquarters,
placed the young woman and her two children in the
care Of Matron Webb superintendent Blake VIII be
asked to take care of them to-day. Young Mangold
Is studying medicine at the College Of Physicians and
surgeons. His father Is professor of music at tho
Normal College.
William George Mangah not at hone when a re-
psrtsr called at No 236 East Eightsenths last night
His father said The young woMans name Is net
Hebberling. That was her fathers name She Is mar
ried and her name is Brady Ny son was clerk in hsr
fathers drug store In Seventl-ave We didn't want him
TO stay there after the druggist dad but no remained
with the girl and her mother for month aud then
entered upon his medical studies There Is
not q particle OF truth in her assertion.
Ny son says he has had improper relations with
her The Is one Of backmal. The girl came here
sixteen noshs and said she was mar
ried to contractor named Brady. We nave
letters In which she signs herself az Brady.
inviting my to call upon her and saying that she
would be alone. She has since sld my wife that ho ds
covered Brady been married before and that 20 nad
abandoned her. Her mother came to ne at the college
while ago and said shs wanted to settle that natter
told her I would settle nothing, and
would her arrested She came here on Friday nght
saying che was destitute and my wife gave her s.. She
came again On Saturday AID demanded S25 As matter
of fact had emily 81 In pocket offered her half OF It
buy food child but she refusedl ana
thrsate ued to leave the ond In the house unless we
gave her $25. She put the child chair in the hail.
and told her 1t would be sent to Police Headquarters
unless she tsok IL with her. She had my sen
charge Of being the father OF the chid some
tme ago. but he acquitted. The Judge sld me that
If she troubled again should have her arrested"